Word: paces
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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After that goal, the pace of the game began to change. B.U. scored at the 18-minute mark on a one-timer by Michelle Ellsworth, but then Harvard took over...
...interest expenses. And those holding some $1.2 trillion in adjustable-rate mortgages and home-equity loans would have to cough up roughly $3 billion more. Now that's inflationary. Can we afford higher rates? Credit-card delinquencies are already at recessionary levels, and personal bankruptcies have reached a record pace--20,000 a week. Thus, even a minor rate hike could mean trouble and possibly bring the six-year economic expansion to a screeching halt. Don't say we didn't warn...
...museum has also increased interactivity in the display by including computer information stations throughout. There are also portable CD-ROM audio guides which are connected via radio with each individual work, allowing observers to go at their own pace...
There's no telling when, of course. We might see Dow 8000, 9000 and 10,000 before the next sharp market decline--the dreaded bear market. Incredibly, the current blistering pace would roll the Dow past those milestones by year's end. How far is up? That question is relevant only to those able to spot the market's top and get out before the herd--which is to say it is relevant to no one because while some may get lucky, no such expert exists...
...rulings about sifting through other people's garbage (it's O.K.) to last week's decision permitting cops to order passengers to get out of a car, the Supreme Court has been awfully mealymouthed about protecting the zone of privacy it once discovered in the Constitution. Now the pace of technology is speeding past the ability of lawmakers to adapt. Herewith a sampling of the latest gadgetry that will soon be watching...